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(vi) What is the exact nature of the unsustainable use of the Eastern Arc Mountain forests? (vii) Which species (flora and fauna) are most targeted for such unsustainable uses? (viii) What is the relative abundance of such targeted species? (ix) How many people are involved in the different uses of the forests? (x) What are the invasive plant and animal species found in the Eastern Arc Mountains? (xi) Where are the origins of the identified invasive species? (xii) Where do the invasive species occur within the Eastern Arc Mountains? (xiii) What kind of problems do they cause in places where they occur? (xiv) Where are the invasive species (flora and fauna) most prominent? (xv) What are the major threatening invasive species (flora and fauna) in the Eastern Arc? (xvi) What is the scale or magnitude of the invasive species problem? 4
2.0 METHODOLOGY 2.1 Study Sites and Location Literary, the study covered all the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania, which are distributed in 14 districts in five regions. These are Mwanga and Same in Kilimanjaro region, Lushoto, Korogwe, Muheza and Kilindi in Tanga region, Mvomero, Morogoro, Kilosa, Kilombero and Mahenge in Morogoro region, Mpwapwa in Dodoma region, Mufindi and Kilolo in Iringa region. The relative locations of these Eastern Arc Mountain blocks are shown in Figure 1. Figure 1: Relative location of Eastern Arc Mountain blocks. 5
Page 1 and 2: STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST U
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Page 9 and 10: LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Relative
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Munyuku, F.C.N. (1995). Report on a
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Annex 1: Terms of References (ToRs)
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Proposed Implementation Mechanism 1
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Annex 2: Matrix table showing types
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Key issue under ToRs 3. Problem of
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uses. Need for field visit for inte
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Annex 6: National Polices, their fl
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Eastern Arc Mountain Blocks East Us
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Eastern Arc Mountain Blocks Mahenge
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2 Firewood Firewood collection Unsu
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5 Wildlife trade Abbott’s duiker
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6 Forest land Increased and unplann
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8 Bee and bee products 9 Animal fod
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